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DMP333i Rangeable High Pressure Precision Transducer
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High performance transducer with adjustable scaling for modifying the pressure range for different applications. Ranges from 0-60 bar up to 0-600 bar gauge or absolute. The output signal is accurate to 0.1% of base range or 0.5% with a 10:1 turn-down, and a 14 bit analogue to digital conversion provides a high resolution amplified output. Optional software and interface kit is available for re-ranging the output signal.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: 0 to 60 bar (900 psi) up 0 to 600 bar (9000 psi) gauge or absolute
Accuracy: 0.1% full scale
Output Signal: 4 to 20mA or 0 to 10Vdc signal out
Electrical Connections: DIN 43650 (ISO4400) plug and socket, Binder 5 or 7 pin connector, M12 x 1 4 pin connector, IP67/68 cable outlet and field housing
Pressure Connections: G1/4, G1/2, DIN3852 and EN837, 1/4NPT male, 1/2NPT male
Media Compatibility: Stainless steel 316L pressure port, diaphragm and NBR internal seals
Special Features: 10to1 maximum turn-down scaling of pressure range via RS232 interface
Special Options: Gas and Dust Hazardous area approval Ex II 1 G/D, RS232 software and interface for re-ranging.
Product Description
The DMP333i has an all stainless steel 316 construction which includes a repeatable high precision silicon strain gauge sensing diaphragm. The precise output from the silicon chip sensor is further linearised and optimised for temperature errors with digital processing amplifier. A high resolution 16 bit analogue to digital converter is used to convert the raw silicon sensor output into a digital signal which is then compensated over pressure and temprature prior to it being converted and amplified to the output signal range.
One of the benefits of a combining high accuracy with a digital amplifier is the ability to to re-scale the analogue output to suit the application whilst maintaining a relatively precise measurement with a significant turn-down ratio. The output amplifier can be configured precisely via a communications kit which includes transducer configuration and RS232 interface cable.
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